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| | | | | When building a 3D scene using libraries such as Three.js we generally use meshes. You define a geometry attach some material to it to... | |
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www.ronja-tutorials.com
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| | | | | Often when doing VFX you want stuff to stick to the floor. Even when that floor is uneven. Or decals to make existing geometry more interresting, or you want blob shadows on uneven floor, or some other use-cases in the same direction. (note: I used the free "Nature Starter Kit 2" from the Unity Asset store throughout this tutorial) Unity has the concept of a "projector" for that, but I have to admit I dont quite trust them. | |
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www.mayerowitz.io
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| | | | | Demystify shaders with this beginner-friendly guide. Explore fragment shaders, signed distance functions, and metaballs through interactive code examples. Learn how to create beautiful blob animations and effects using just a few lines of code. | |
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ch-st.de
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| | | An introduction to raymarching in C++ with diffuse Phong shading and ASCII-terminal output. | ||
